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Like the Fata Morgana, Excalibur was stored on a multiple wavelength holographic memory device with a capacity of 2.3 terabytes that physically looked like a small jewel.[1] While it represented the masculine principles of authority and logic, the Fata Morgana represents the feminine principles of disdain for control and emotion.[2]

Following Arthur Farrell's death, Excalibur was passed on to successive leaders as proof of their sovereign right to rule Melchizedek. However at one point they attempted to duplicate it and use it as a tool for political warfare, which led to its destruction. It was long gone by the time that Aga Mbadi became the Chairman of LADDER. He subsequently sought out the Fata Morgana but in vain, as it was being held by Caerula Sanguis.

While Mbadi was preparing the Sword of Damocles on the eve of the Tenth Zenith of Things Tournament Finals, he got into a discussion with Melchizedek, who warned him about using the Sword of Damocles during the Finals. They talked about the Fata Morgana and Excalibur, and Melchizedek described the former as representing feminine principles while Excalibur represented male principles.[2]